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Explanation / Answer

(a)

Since confidence interval does not conatin zero and all values are negative so we can conclude that response is signficantly lower after treatment.

option (ii) is correct.

(b)

Since confidence interval does not contain 1 so we can not conclude that population variances are equal.

option (iii) is correct.

(c)

Since p-value is less than 0.05 so we reject the null hypothesis.

option (iii) is correct.

(d)

option (ii) is correct.